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Hikery at Oxley Nature Center 11/17/2018
36.225759, -95.899624
iPhone xR front camera 6.6mm f/2.8
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Hikery at Oxley Nature Center 11/17/2018
36.225759, -95.899624
iPhone xR front camera 6.6mm f/2.8
Instagram sucks. I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it. VSCO has a great business model. They make and sell digital products to help enhance your photography and provide a social platform to host too. VSCO desktop presets for Adobe Lightroom and VSCO mobile are great tools to create and share your work.
Compare this to Instagram’s business model: advertising. Fun fact: I have never purchased anything from an online advertisement and I will go out of my way to not buy their products for their intrusive behavior. Also, I don’t want my data sold to anyone I don’t want to business with.
VSCO is minimally designed where the focus is on photography, not how many followers you have or comments and likes. These fake forms of measuring how good your image is can be unhealthy and distracting.
The attention to photography and storytelling beats the Instagram feed of 1 ad to every 4 photos. Instagram has ceased to be relevant and ceased being fun.
VSCO is a creative tool program where it provides the tools to edit your images and share on your feed or even in a journal format. Repost others in a Collection as a mood board of inspiration. Even reach out to others with private messaging.
I’ll still use Instagram for my Shots photo group and that’s all. I want to focus on enjoying photography again and being more creative as a result.
**Update** It is finished
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Hikery at Turkey Mountain urban wilderness area. 04/11/2018Â
36.1863688, -96.2376300
iPhone 8 Plus back dual camera 6.6mm f/2.8
VSCO Polaroid Instant 5
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Hikery at Keystone Ancient Forest 03/31/2018Â
36.1863688, -96.2376300
iPhone 8 Plus back dual camera 6.6mm f/2.8
VSCO Kodak Ultra 8
A visit to a strange place will bring you renewed perspective
Hikery at Osage Hills State park 3/23/2018
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At Keystone Ancient Forest 36.1863688, -96.2376300
The sun sets on the last, coldest day of 2017 in Tulsa